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The beautiful Purple One is, sadly, gone. His most enduring legacy will be his virtuoso guitar playing followed by fabulous showmanship in a killer wardrobe. But there are other ways Prince left his mark, and content marketers could learn a thing or two from him in our own work. Stories and visual prose are more […]

The beautiful Purple One is, sadly, gone. His most enduring legacy will be his virtuoso guitar playing followed by fabulous showmanship in a killer wardrobe. But there are other ways Prince left his mark, and content marketers could learn a thing or two from him in our own work. Stories and visual prose are more […]

One of the rewards of supporting our super-smart clients is that we at the Content Bureau learn about all sorts of interesting, albeit complex, products and solutions. In the last couple of months alone, we have delved into the intricacies of adverse signal detection solutions in pharmaceuticals, and taken up the challenge of illustrating integrated enterprise resource […]

It’s spring, the season of new beginnings. And with the economy and employment picture also exhibiting signs of renewal, many marketers’ thoughts are now turning to finding a new job or upgrading their current position. If you’re among them, and haven’t run the job search gauntlet for a while, keep the following tips in mind before shooting […]

They’re everywhere. Book jackets, of course, and ads for movies—but also, unlikely places, such as cereal boxes and sides of buses. Twitter is essentially built on them. Yes, we are surrounded by blurbs—short (usually), glowing reviews or micro-stories lauding this, that, or the other. When flooded with this many “inputs,” as a tech-y friend of […]

Commenting on corporate blogs is easy. Writing constructive and accurate posts? That’s more complicated. But the reward for taking a thoughtful approach to commenting will be words you’ll be glad to see live on in digital eternity …

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